Pico Space Pro Wins FCC Approval, Revealing 7,000 mAh Tethered Main Unit
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Updated · UploadVR · Sep 6
Pico Space Pro Wins FCC Approval, Revealing 7,000 mAh Tethered Main Unit
1 articles · Updated · UploadVR · Sep 6
Summary
FCC filings cleared Pico Space Pro for the US market, listing two certified components: a “Mixed Reality Headset” and a separate “Mixed Reality Main Unit.”
The newly public labels point to a tethered puck design, with the main unit carrying a 7,000 mAh battery rated at 54.32 Wh and support for Wi-Fi 7.
Radio documents show the headset itself lacks explicit Wi-Fi authorization in the filing but does include a 2.402-2.480 GHz link and an nRF controller connection, suggesting some compute and power shift to the puck.
That setup aligns with earlier leaked SDK videos showing an external puck, while Pico had already said the headset would use 4,000 PPI micro-OLED displays and a dual-chip system with roughly 2x XR2 Gen 2-class CPU and GPU performance.
The certification arrived one day before Pico’s originally planned launch event date after the company canceled that event and pushed the Space Pro release to Q4 2026.